Little Boy Lost

As a war correspondent in occupied France, Crosby married and fathered a son. The war is now over, and his wife is dead, executed by the Nazis for being active in the resistance movement. He has lost track of his son and is determined to find the boy. At a Parisian orphanage, he is introduced to Fourcade, an eight-year-old boy with some resemblance to Crosby's late wife. In order to ascertain whether the boy is really his son, he takes the lad to their old apartment, but the child doesn't seem to remember it. However, a few days later the boy seems to know everything quite well. Crosby is almost convinced until Fourcade mentions a shop that was built after the war....